Bouncers are security personnel employed at venues such as bars, nightclubs, and concerts to maintain safety and order. Their primary responsibilities include checking identification, managing crowd control, and ensuring that patrons follow the venue's rules. Bouncers often intervene in conflicts and can remove individuals who pose a threat to others or disrupt the environment. To become a bouncer, individuals typically need to have strong communication skills and a good understanding of conflict resolution. Many bouncers undergo training in areas like first aid and self-defense to handle various situations effectively. Their presence helps create a secure atmosphere for both staff and guests.